The new Videotec website is online.  With a complete restyling of both graphics and structure, as well as versions in four languages, the new website is an efficient working tool for users and potential users of our products.  The general area contains information about the history of the company, its values, the people who work there; and then news and events in real time, the much appreciated views of our customers and installers and examples of installations all over the world.  The comprehensive products section is packed with detailed technical information and fully updated product data sheets can be downloaded there.  In the partner section, customers can send in orders, download manuals, etc.  One of the site's services is the "Housing Finder", which helps the operator to choose the most suitable product.  Catalogues are available for downloading in six languages, along with a number of advertising banners.

"In line with company philosophy, this new website aims to offer our customers the best in communication and pre- and post- sales assistance.  We wish our users fruitful browsing!" says Martina Panighel, marketing manager at Videotec SpA.

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